The Almighty Dominance novel Chapter 441

“Eve, I literally just gave you to Miss Sofina, and you’re already turning against me?” Alex sighed, exasperated but half amused.

Eve’s holographic eyes glowed with firm conviction.

“Not betrayal, Master Alex. My loyalty and my life now belong to Miss Sofina. My duty is to protect her from any danger—including you.”

Sofina burst into laughter, hugging the floating robot tight. “I really love this one,” she said between laughs.

Alex smiled faintly and turned toward the door. “I’m glad you do. You’ve had a long day—get some rest.”

“Well, Alex,” Sofina said suddenly, her eyes glinting with mischief. “I’m already your wife, so I’m surrendering everything to you. You can do whatever you want with me.”

Alex froze mid-step, eyes widening in disbelief.

Before he could respond, Eve darted between them, hovering protectively with both metallic arms spread wide.

“No, Miss Sofina! You can’t give a man that kind of freedom,” she warned, her voice sharp and urgent.

“Master Alex may look kind, but he’s still a man. Give him an inch, and he’ll take ten. Never show your weakness to him!”

She turned toward Alex, eyes glowing a warning red. “My sensors are on you, Master Alex. Don’t even think about it!”

Alex groaned, rubbing his forehead with a mix of frustration and laughter.

“Eve, I don’t even know what you think I’m going to do… but whatever it is, I’m canceling it.” He shook his head, stepping back toward the door. “Goodnight, Sofina.”

“Thank you, Alex,” Sofina whispered with a soft yawn. Sleep tugged at her voice. Within minutes, she was half-asleep, curled around Eve like a child hugging a warm pillow.

“Goodnight, Eve.”

“Goodnight, Miss Sofina,” Eve replied gently. “Rest well. I will protect you.”

An hour later, her bracelet began to chime, waking her from her dreams. The soft hum of Eve’s systems filled the quiet room.

“Sofina,” came a deep male voice from the bracelet.

She blinked, still drowsy, as a hologram flickered to life above her wrist. “Hey, Father,” she murmured, rubbing her eyes.

The man in the projection—regal, stern, and cold as marble—frowned. “You promised to call me in ten minutes. I’ve been waiting for hours. When exactly were you planning to keep your word?”

“Oh, right… sorry. I must’ve fallen asleep,” Sofina said, holding Eve closer like a comfort blanket. “What’s wrong, Father?”

“Do you remember our agreement?” the man asked.

“Yes,” Sofina said softly. “If I could stay married to the man I chose out of love for three years, then you’d give your blessing and accept him as my husband.”

“Exactly.” The King’s tone was cold, his expression unreadable.

“But Heinrich—whatever that bastard’s name is—divorced you before the three years were over.”

Sofina’s brow furrowed. “We were married for three years, Father.”

The King’s eyes narrowed. “No. He filed for divorce eight hours before the deadline. Eight hours, Sofina. That means you lost the wager.”

“You know I had everything prepared,” the King said, his voice rising with restrained fury.

“A dukedom, an entire estate, the title, the land—all meant for your husband, my future son-in-law. I even commissioned the most expensive starship in the fleet for him to command. And now I find out you’re divorced?”

He leaned forward, his tone dropping to a cold, dangerous calm.

“You will return to the capital immediately, Sofina. You’ll marry the man your mother has chosen for you. No more games. No more love stories.”

“Father,” Sofina began, her voice steady but her eyes defiant.

“I’m married now. I divorced Heinrich because I found someone who truly loves me—and, to be honest, I love him far more than I ever loved Heinrich.”

The King pressed a hand to his temple, exhaling sharply.

“Fina… love is nonsense,” the King said, his voice cold and tired. “It clouds the mind and makes people stupid. You weren’t raised to chase feelings—you were raised to guard a legacy.”

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